-do realise that my dear, but frankly, I doubt it'll be at all helpful.
[He's leaving the clinic, even if his head is pounding and he really can't see without his glasses, and he's not sure if he would actually have sufficient vision even if he did have them. His bloodshot eyes, the throbbing temple, formerly broken arm still twinging with pain.
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Giles. You - don't -... Don't move. Just stay put.
[She thinks she's hallucinating. Clearly. But she assumes he's at the clinic and, NOC nearly crushed with her strength as she tensely clings to it and keeps it pressed to her cheek, heads out. She runs faster than she's run, ever, in her entire life - and all she can hear is the pounding of her heart in her ears; all she can feel is her feet hitting the ground.
When she sees him, she drops her NOC, and - despite the fact that he's probably in pain and she figures as much - runs to him, wrapping her arms around him in a desperate hug, dissolving into tears.]
Oh, my god, Giles. You're alive.
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And through the pain, he hugged her back, that relief seeping through him]
Yes-yes, I am, I know this, [even the relief of her being safe couldn't stop the agony] because everything hurts.
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[Oh god. The relief, the - but how?]
Willow's here. We'll get you fixed up, okay? And then I want you to spend hours and hours lecturing me on different kinds of demons and the dangers of vampires.
[No, she's totally serious.]
I have your glasses. They're a l-.. lot broken, but... I didn't - get rid of them.
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I'm not terribly sure I'm up to lecture standards right now, Buffy, perhaps just a hearty telling off and glare, hmm?
[And then rest, long, long, long rest.] And everyone else, they're, they're, unharmed, yes?
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Yeah; you handle that then. Don't blame me when your running from one. From the sounds of it, man. You aren't in such good shape. Thought I'd do the decent thing.
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[whiny Watcher, what?] And I had no intention of standing around in the rain waiting for something to-to-to attack an old man, thank you very much.
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